Informing Children about Privacy: A Review and Assessment of Age-Appropriate Information Designs ...

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Review of nine Google Play kid-category F2P games uses an evaluation matrix to check 36 recommended age-appropriate information strategies and finds an average 23.4% implementation rate. Methods include manual walkthroughs, privacy policy inspection, and Belgian-IP testing under GDPR. Key specific failures: privacy policies stay textual and hidden, non-textual formats are rare, and none request parental consent before processing children's data. Paper releases the matrix for designers to audit and iterate.

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